That Means a Lot

That Means a Lot - original song composed by Lennon–McCartney; performed by P.J. Proby, The Beatles. Article “That Means a Lot” in Dutch Wikipedia has 1.7 points for quality (as of July 1, 2025).

This article has the best quality in English Wikipedia. Also, this article is the most popular in that (Dutch) language version.

Since the creation of article “That Means a Lot”, its content was written by 1 registered users of Dutch Wikipedia and edited by 103 registered Wikipedia users in all languages.

The article is cited 312 times in Dutch Wikipedia and cited 501 times in all languages.

The highest Authors Interest rank from 2001:

• Local (Dutch): #52003 in November 2022
• Global: #160131 in January 2012

The highest popularity rank from 2008:

• Local (Dutch): #368562 in April 2025
• Global: #534236 in September 2009

There are 10 language versions for this article in the WikiRank database (of the considered 55 Wikipedia language editions).

The quality and popularity assessment was based on Wikipédia dumps from July 1, 2025 (including revision history and pageviews for previous years).

The table below shows the language versions of the article with the highest quality.

#	Language	Quality grade	Quality score
1	English (en) That Means a Lot		31.151
2	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		28.1635
3	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		25.8091
4	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		24.3084
5	German (de) That Means a Lot		19.3282
6	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		19.1627
7	French (fr) That Means a Lot		18.9329
8	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		13.9594
9	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		2.0038
10	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		1.7386

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The following table shows the most popular language versions of the article.

The most popular language versions of the article "That Means a Lot" in all the time

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	English (en) That Means a Lot		179 807
2	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		17 929
3	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		9 378
4	French (fr) That Means a Lot		5 788
5	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		5 392
6	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		2 461
7	German (de) That Means a Lot		1 411
8	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		646
9	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		280
10	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		87

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The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest popularity in the last month.

The most popular language versions of the article "That Means a Lot" in June 2025

#	Language	Popularity award	Relative popularity
1	English (en) That Means a Lot		524
2	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		83
3	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		48
4	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		36
5	German (de) That Means a Lot		31
6	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		22
7	French (fr) That Means a Lot		15
8	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		9
9	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		8
10	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		4

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The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest.

Language versions of the article "That Means a Lot" with the highest Authors Interest (number of authors). Only registered Wikipedia users were taken into account.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	English (en) That Means a Lot		49
2	French (fr) That Means a Lot		12
3	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		11
4	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		9
5	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		8
6	German (de) That Means a Lot		6
7	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		4
8	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		2
9	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		1
10	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		1

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The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest in the last month.

Language versions of the article "That Means a Lot" with the highest AI in June 2025

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	German (de) That Means a Lot		0
2	English (en) That Means a Lot		0
3	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		0
4	French (fr) That Means a Lot		0
5	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		0
6	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		0
7	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		0
8	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		0
9	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		0
10	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		0

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The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest number of citations.

Language versions of the article "That Means a Lot" with the highest Citation Index (CI)

#	Language	CI award	Relative CI
1	Dutch (nl) That Means a Lot		312
2	English (en) That Means a Lot		53
3	French (fr) That Means a Lot		45
4	German (de) That Means a Lot		29
5	Russian (ru) That Means a Lot		26
6	Georgian (ka) That Means a Lot		18
7	Japanese (ja) ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット		7
8	Spanish (es) That Means a Lot		4
9	Hungarian (hu) That Means a Lot		4
10	Italian (it) That Means a Lot		3

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#	Language	Value
de	German That Means a Lot
en	English That Means a Lot
es	Spanish That Means a Lot
fr	French That Means a Lot
hu	Hungarian That Means a Lot
it	Italian That Means a Lot
ja	Japanese ザット・ミーンズ・ア・ロット
ka	Georgian That Means a Lot
nl	Dutch That Means a Lot
ru	Russian That Means a Lot

Best Rank

Dutch: #368562 04.2025

Global: #534236 09.2009

Best Rank

Dutch: #52003 11.2022

Global: #160131 01.2012

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